Do the speaker wire connector clips seem durable and hold the speaker wire in place well?
3074
Yes! They work very well. You don't have to add connectors to the ends of the speaker wire. Just strip the wire and insert in the connector clips. I highly recommend this speaker system.
3075
Yes , mine are hanging from the ceiling and have been in place for almost 6months.
3076
Yes, I use 14 gauge and haven't had a problem but then again once I hooked them up I wasn't really moving them about. They've been in use since June 2013 and have performed well. Hope that helps.
568197
I installed the wire by disconnecting the screw cap (with the red or black color), inserting the wire through the back and curling it over on the other side. You take the back cap and screw it back on to the main piece so the curled wire gets stuck when you fully screw it back on. Sometimes it's a bit tricky if the speaker wire gets stuck in the thread. If you do it right, it's a nice, tight connection.
2228997
I don't know the answer to your question, but I mounted my Onkyo speakers with the supplied double-sided sticky, and they have not budged. You can see when I posted my review. They are still in next-to-new condition.
1673839
I've gone jogging with them and never had any problems with them falling off. The clips do a pretty good job of staying around the ear.
1681797
They are somewhat sturdy, if that has any meaning at all. The speakers themselves are held onto the headband with plastic hinges, nothing about it is metal aside from the screws, so they may not survive more than a few falls. The mic boom's hinge will wear out easily. The headphone itself does have a fair amount of clamping force, however it should be comfortable for extended use IF you don't wear glasses
737464
They should work fine. The speaker is supported from the bottom and held in place by side clamps.
2155936
I did not do that, but I don't see any problem with that. They are just bare ends, so it should be easy to add speaker wire.
1056993
I haven't had any problems with the clips on these. That doesn't answer the question about the traditional metal clips but since I haven't had a problem with them, I haven't looked.
2055551
They have screw down locks for the speaker wire but the end is also ready for a plug. I'm not sure the exact name of the plug I heard someone refer to it as a "banana plug". Remember that it's a single speaker and you need to buy two for a set. :)
438349
I've had mine for over a year. About 6 months ago, the cord by the speaker began to break. The copper wire is now exposed (I've taped it) but the speaker still works fine.
1991459
Yes, it does come with speaker wire and a cable for the subwoofer. You don't need to use banana clips.
1305353
Yes. I have and have had no issues. Other than the clip breaking off awhile back, these buds have been great
1907403
I think they would hold up pretty well. They're plastic, but sturdy and flexible at certain places. Just make sure no one twists the earpiece too far or accidentally sits on them.
227329
Speaker wires are usually vinyl clad, which does not weather well. Best to get some outdoor rated wire so it will last longer, unless this is a temporary application.
368202
Yes, they are the male connectors or post on the speaker that you slide a female connector from your wire on to very simple.
1805270
The connectors on the back are typical speakers connectors that expect each wire to be pushed in. There is a tab to release the wires again.
1244971
Wires. They have the screw-type of connector consisting of a threaded post and a knurled thumb nut. You screw out the nut revealing a hole through the center of the post. You feed the stripped speaker wire through that hole and tighten the nut. Simple and sturdy.